Specify an RF cable assembly that fits your equipment, routing and operating frequency. Include the connector type and gender at each end, cable length, frequency range, and expected continuous-wave or peak power when requesting a quote.
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Request RF cable assemblies by connector configuration, cable length, operating frequency and power requirements. Include any insertion-loss, VSWR, environmental or phase-matching requirements.
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Specify the electrical and mechanical requirements for your application
Specify the required lengths, connector types, connector genders and routing constraints. RFComp can review these details with your quantity and delivery requirements.
Include operating temperature, exposure, sealing and jacket requirements in your request. Verify the ratings of the selected assembly for the intended installation.
For arrays and other phase-sensitive systems, specify allowable phase and amplitude variation over the operating band. Confirm matching capabilities and measurement conditions before ordering.
Compare the specifications of the complete cable assembly, not just its connectors.
For unambiguous RF cable length requirements, include the units, allowed length tolerance and the points used to measure the finished assembly. A marked drawing is useful when connector angles, orientation or a formed route affect the fit. Enter the length in inches in the form, or clearly state a different unit in Special Notes.
Browse RF connectors and RF adapters, or send your configuration to RFComp for review.
Flexible assemblies suit routing that requires movement, subject to the cable’s bend and flex ratings. Semi-rigid assemblies hold a formed shape for fixed installations. Compare loss, shielding, phase stability and installation constraints for the specific cable construction.
VSWR describes impedance mismatch and associated reflections. Specify an acceptable VSWR or return loss over your operating frequency range, and evaluate the complete assembly with the intended connectors and test conditions.
If your design requires phase-matched or amplitude-matched cables, provide the quantity, frequency range, allowable mismatch, lengths and operating conditions. Ask RFComp to confirm the available configuration and test documentation before ordering.
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Send RFComp your connector configuration, cable length, operating frequency, power requirements, quantity and timing. Include a drawing or existing part number when available so the team can review your cable assembly request.